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Evening Post, Volume CXXIX, Issue 34, 9 February 1940, Page 12

AUCTIONS. BIG FURNITURE AUCTION. E.JOHNSTON & CO., Auctioneers. • MONDAY NEXT, at 1.15 p.m. At Our Basement Mart, NO. 8 WILLESTON STREET. SPECIALLY 13IG FURNITURE SALE ■ — Of — HOUSEHOLD FURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. 300 LOTS 300 COMPLETE CONTENTS OF 2 WELLFURNISHED HOMES. Removed from No. 10a Central Terrace and Mantell Street, Seatoun, for convenience of Sale. Several good used carpets, all sizes;" oak dining and bedroom suites, 3 chesterfield suites, one equal to new; blankets, art curtains and cushions; Aust. chairs, seagrass chairs, cabinets, oak and rinvu h.b. chairs, occ. tables, 2 bookshelves, elee. radiators, comfy roll back chesterfield lounge, uphol. in red velour velvet; divan and easy chairs, dining and kitchen table of all descriptions, rugs, linos., duchesse chests, chests of drawers in perfect order, 4 new Ibex chairs, pictures, crockery and glassware, 10 almost-new stretchers and s. kapok beds and pillows, oak and rimu h.b. dining chairs, good "Acme" .wringer, clothes horse, clothes basket, electric vacuum cleaner, in perfect order; coal vase; good useful lot saucepans and cooking utensils; elec. iron; elec. toaster; and numerous other lots or household furnishings. Attend this sale and get some real bargains. Mart absolutely packed to roof and must be cleared. E. JOHNSTON AND CO., Auctioneers. On view morning of sale. TENDERS & BUILDERS MATERIAL. PUBLIC WORKS DEPARTMENT. . ERECTION OF RESIDENCE AT TITAHI BAY. closing with the Secretary, ■*• Public Works Tenders Board, Wellington, Cl, at 4 p.m.-, on TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1940, are invited for the Erection of a Residence at Titahi Bay. Plans and Specifications at Public Works Office, Sydney Street, Wellington. A SK to see the beautiful "MONO DOR" V^ Flush Doors. Soundly constructed and available in Avalnut, rimu, Oregon, and hoop pine. C. AND A. ODLIN" AND CO., LTD., ''.' Wellington. CONCRETE FOR THE HOME, CONCRETE FOR THE FARM MAKE a KEAL lob of it with— PORTLAND PORTLAND CEMENT. CEMENT. Satisfies ALL your needs for durability, strength, permanence, and 'economy 1 Order your Cement. Gravel, Sand, and other building requirements from FRANCIS HOLMES LTD., FRANCIS HOLMES LTD., "THE CEMENT PEOPLE." 208-212 Faranaki Street. Telephone 55-152. AUCKLAND TROTS WELL-BALANCED FIELDS The Auckland Trotting Club's February Meeting, which opens at Epsom tomorrow and will be concluded on Wednesday next, has drawn well-balanced fields, and the racing should be up to the usual high standard in the north. The track has hardened up considerably during the week, and the going should be firm and fast. Betting will be on the win-and-place system, and the following may be fancied:— Trial Handicap.—Josedale Dictator, Mah Jong. Worthy Worker. Waiheke Handicap.—Brilliant Globe, Sweet Aloes, Northern Smile. Great Northern Derby.—Charles Rex. Crucible. • . . _ Otahuhu Handicap.—Equipoise, Fortex, Ringtrue. Railway Handicap.—Belfast JackTsana bracket, Bronze Queen, BedFebruary Handicap.—Roi Grande, Great Surprise, Esther. . Mount Albert Handicap.—Albertim, Cavalryman, Kitty's Choice. ' Papakura Handicap.—Lady VasclyneShrewdy bracket. Adversity, Francisco. The acceptances are: — 12 0 'TRIAL HANDICAP, £150; trotters; 3.49 class; 1% miles. Glen Bingen .... scr Barney Bingen .. 48 Josedale Dictator scr Mah. Jong .. 4» Nollon Carbine .. scr Worthy Worker . 48 Sophy Bingen .. scr Cracksman ...• 60 Wharekawa ... scr Gold Kip ...... b0 Bournemouth .. 12 Frontier Boy .. 72 Dolores Silk .... 12 Modern Lady ... 9t> WMHEKE HANDICAP, £300; 3.5 class; 1%. mlleSr First Division. Bold Boy ...... scr Parrish Queen .scr Brilliant Globe .. scr Sequoia .. scr Dean Parrish ... scr Star Guide ..... set Glnsy Light...... scr Sweet Aloes .... scr Ihl ftl .... scr Tapanui Lady ... scr Magic Task scr Winning Post ... scr Mniintnin Neon Oro -IMountain Kewplo , g Bingeu 2 4 j Northern Smile .scr j GREAT NOKTHEBN CENTENARY TROTTING DERBY, £500 (harness); for three-year-oias, IVs miles. Auto Lad Charon Barbara Scott Charles Res Crucible Bonnicdcne OTAHTJHU HANDICAP, £400; 3.24 class; 1% miles. Bold Venture ... scr Star Pronto.... 12 Fortes scr Three Bells J« Varaurl' scr Kewple's King .. 24 -rSer Smith ■:... scr Our McKinney . 24 Rhigtruo ...... scr Our Peggy •••••■;* Sir Frank scr Red Flush f* Taugatu scr Isabel Derby .... 30 Equipoise ..... 12 Bayard •«> RAILWAY HANDICAP, £250; 4.46 Class; 2 : •■: ■ smiles: Belfast Jack .... scr Hillcrest .-,... 24 Forest Jewel .....scr Isabella Pointer . -4 ..Koto Kura ..... scr Resistance ... -4 Kewpie's Queen scr Bronze Queen .. 36 Lucky Love ..... scr Llanvabon .... o0 Petite Jewel .... scr Lynn Key ..... 30 Silver Watch .. scr Moana Tama ... db Stargum ..... scr Royal Jewel 3b Bedford 12 Transwell .... 36 Tsana 12 FEBRUARY HANDICAP, £250; trotters; 3.37 class; VA miles. E U SSII scr Stalky 24 Ksther scr Roi .Grande Kb « SrisV: It W^lXrrinco-: & 4" MOUNT ALBERT HANDICAP, £225; 3.3S class; lMs miles. Binsen'fl Best ... scr Silk Lady scr Cavalryman ..scr Albertini •••;•■ \% Excel ........ scr Llewellyn's Pet . 12 Grand Dame .. scr Radio Queen ... 12 Kitty's Choice .. scr McGlusky 24 Novlkoff • scr John's Last .... 3o Repose .scr c on PAPAKURA HANDICAP, £275; 3.27 class; iy 2 miles. Lady Vasclyne . scr Shrewdy |4 Munga Tangi ... scr Tangatu 24 Vauota scr Francisco ...... 36 Adversity 24 Nawton Parrish 3b Bolcf Venture ... 24 Peter Smith .... 86 Great Chum ... 24 Sir Frank 06 ST. JOHN AMBULANCE The Newtovn Division of the St. John Ambulance Association held i +s annual meeting this week. Superintendent W. Whiteley presided. All committees were re-elected, ana new officers for the current year appointed. A number of new members were appointed, and it was reported that the membership would probably be considerably increased from the ranks of those who had recently passed first-aid examinations. It was decided to make a drive for additional funds to provide essential equipment. GOLF *» Paremata Club. —Weekend cmni>ctiiinns : | Saturday, flag: Sunday, approach and putting, and1 stableford. Flayers are reminded that the third round of the Summer Cup must be played this weekend.